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For each day's auspicious and inauspicious activities, you can turn to the original page of the book.

"The True Farmer's Calendar" is a farmer's calendar with a provenance: the auspicious and inauspicious activities columns are copied verbatim from the official monthly tables of the Qing Dynasty's Qianlong-era "Imperial Compilation of the Compendium of Calendars and Directions," with each day marked with its volume number and leaf number; the calculations (solar terms, new moons and full moons, lunar calendar, and sexagenary cycle) are performed by a built-in astronomical engine and checked daily against publicly available calendars from the Hong Kong Observatory and the Central Meteorological Department, with zero discrepancies for two hundred years; solar terms are marked down to the second.

【Daily Update】A traditional calendar with one page per day. It displays the Gregorian and lunar calendars, the sexagenary cycle, the Na Yin (Five Elements of Heaven and Earth), the ruling lunar phase, auspicious and inauspicious deities (clicking on a name reveals a plain language explanation and the original source), the zodiac sign and birth year of the day's clash, and the auspicious direction and time—all on one screen without needing to scroll.

[Calendar] Includes Gregorian calendar + Lunar calendar + 24 solar terms + folk festivals + optional Taiwan/Hong Kong holiday calendar (clearly showing holiday and make-up work schedules), along with the daily zodiac sign and auspicious times.

[Time] Traditional hour clock + hourly auspicious/inauspicious times: Twelve hourly periods are marked with auspicious and inauspicious signs, arranged daily according to the official book, volume 32; selecting any hour displays all the gods, conflicting and compatible zodiac signs, and their original sources. The four pillars are displayed on the clock, with the hour pillar automatically moving with the hour; you can check the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of any day's hour.

[Search for Auspicious Days] Select the event (wedding, moving, opening a business, groundbreaking, etc.), select the scope, avoid conflicting zodiac signs, and the suitable days are listed along with their original sources.

[Inheritance] Understand the Farmer's Almanac in Three Minutes: A vernacular encyclopedia for everyone. A "clear (bold)" font is available for seniors.

[Share] Click the "Share" button at the top of the page to turn today's calendar into an image and share it with family and friends on LINE.

Whether you call it the Farmer's Calendar, the Almanac, the Almanac, or the Old Almanac, you're referring to the same officially designated calendar. Want to choose an auspicious day for weddings, engagements, moving into a new house (in Hong Kong, this is called "moving into a new house"), opening a business, or breaking ground? Select the event, avoid conflicting zodiac signs, and all auspicious days and times are listed, along with the source of the scroll's information. Daily conflicting zodiac signs, the directions of the God of Wealth and God of Happiness, Peng Zu's Hundred Taboos, the Twenty-Four Solar Terms, and holidays in Taiwan and Hong Kong—all on one page.

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Rules follow the Qianlong Emperor's style, numbers follow scientific principles; this is how we created this calendar.